By Nathan Prewett
MOODY – At a regular meeting on Monday, July 26, the Moody City Council recognized the Moody Lady Devils 10U softball team that won a state championship.
The Moody City Council stands behind the Lady Devils 10U softball state champions at a meeting on Monday, July 26. Photo: Nathan Prewett.
“We’re honored to have the state champions with us tonight,” Moody Mayor Joe Lee said to applause. “It’s not often that we get to recognize so many of our young folks and we’re proud of you.”
The team was present at the meeting with their coach, Ashley Davison, along with coaches Daniel Bowman, Adam Butner, Kevin Butner, Will Griffith and Jacob Davison. A presentation was made by council members Nick Rutledge and Lynn Taylor recognizing the team for their achievement.
By Nathan Prewett
MOODY – At a meeting on Monday, Jan. 25, the Moody City Council approved requests to rezone a number of acres that will be used to develop Kelly Creek Commerce, otherwise known as Kelly Creek Business Park, on Kelly Creek Road.
The requests were made by Michael A. Mouron of Capstone Real Estate Investments along with Paul Eaves to rezone 119 acres located off Kelly Creek road, as well as another 14 acres in the same area from AG-1 (Agriculture) to B-5, which is business commercial park district.
Mouron made an additional request with the estate of Lottie Hyche to rezone 40 acres located off of Kelly Creek to B-5.